If you are looking for a romantic cottage break in Dorset over valentines day or february half term then we have a number of properties available at 20% discount which are suitable for couples looking to escape the post christmas blues or those looking to book a half term holiday with their children. We have selected a few of them below:
Apple Barn Cottage, Burton Bradstock
http://www.dream-cottages.co.uk/cottage-details/APPTR
A charming traditional thatched cottage set in the village of Burton Bradstock – a picture postcard rural Dorset village which has a choice of two pubs and is in walking distance to Hive Beach. The property also welcomes up to three pets
Only £381 for 7 nights
Wheatsheaf Cottage, Askerswell
http://www.dream-cottages.co.uk/cottage-details/WHEAT
Wheatsheaf cottage is a Grade II listed end terrace cottage situated in the village of Askerswell which is a short distance from the market town of Bridport. It is set in the Asker valley beneath the Iron Age hill fort of Eggardon hill. The cottage is a recent stone barn conversion which also boasts a pretty and enclosed garden offering a peaceful location in the shadow of the 15th Century St Michael’s Church Tower.
Only £322 for 7 nights
Dream View, Weymouth
http://www.dream-cottages.co.uk/cottage-details/DREAM
Enjoying amazing uninterrupted sea views from the beach to the horizon, Dream View is aptly named. It is a comfortable, light and airy second-floor apartment located on the esplanade in the sought-after Greenhill area of Weymouth with the benefit of a private off-road parking space. Greenhill Gardens with their pretty display of blooms in summer and nearby pastel coloured beach huts and palm trees give the area an upmarket seaside feel.
Only £362 for 7 nights
For a full range of all our properties available over february half term and valentines day, go to: http://www.dream-cottages.co.uk/special-offers/dosearch/10-02-2012/17-02-2012//2///2////////////////. If you are interested in a shorter break of less than 7 nights (our minimum stay is 3 nights) then please email us at: admin@dream-cottages.co.uk.
Or you can call us on: 01305 789000 and one of our friendly booking agents will be able to advise you on availability.
Comfort – This is a key ingredient of most holidays, not just cottage holidays and when it comes down to it, who doesn’t want comfort to be a key part of their holiday. We pride ourselves on carefully selecting all the properties in our portfolio and that includes advising owners on the importance of making sure guests are as comfortable as possible. This doesn’t just apply to the importance of comfortable, attractive decor and furnishings for their property but also providing the finer touches such as welcome packs for guests, which really make a good impression when you first arrive at a property.
Local Attractions – Holidaymakers have different expectations when it comes to planning their trip. For some it is important to be in close proximity to a wealth of family attractions so being in the centre of a town like Weymouth would be high up on their list of priorities. For others, it is more important to be away from the hubbub of noise and crowds so a peaceful rural location would fit the bill; somewhere where you can take in a country pub or enjoy walking in the local area. Whatever your requirements, we have properties to suit all tastes and interests.
Pet friendly properties – It seems every year we notice an increased interest in customers wanting to book a dog friendly cottage holiday. We have over 120 properties suitable for pets and they can all be viewed via our specialist website: 
In December 2001 the Jurassic Coast was formally designated a World Heritage site by UNESCO, placing it alongside other impressive places such as Australia’s Great Barrier Reef and the Grand Canyon. This unique coastline is now celebrating ten years of this prestigious designation which has had a positive impact in terms of conservation, tourism and educating people about this unique area of Dorset and Devon.
Weymouth continues to attract national press attention because of the olympic sailing events. For years, the town has had an unfair reputation as the ‘ugly duckling’ of the south coast because it pales in comparison to attractive nearby resorts such as Poole to the east and Dartmouth to the west. Weymouth benefits from one of the most impressive esplanades in the country at 2 miles long and a traditional seaside ambience that attracts large numbers of visitors each year – many of which come back regularly. The town has a unique charm and the arrival of the Olympics, we hope, will do much to bolster the popularity of Weymouth not just for the time of the olympics but in the long term as well.
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